Brazil is experiencing a tech boom brought on by increased access to the internet and mobile devices. São Paulo, Brazil’s most populous city and financial center, is the largest tech hub in Latin America, according to World Finance, and it places significant emphasis on mobile and software development. Below are some of the top companies in that space to know about.
Top Software Companies in Brazil to Know
- Adyen
- Duda
- Dynatrace
- Ubiminds
- QI Tech
- Cheesecake Labs
- Luby
- TecSinapse
Top Software Companies in Brazil
Adyen makes fintech software for B2B clients. Its main product is a transaction platform that handles B2B payments, data and financial management for enterprise clients. The company’s São Paulo office was its first expansion into Latin America more than a decade ago, and since then Adyen has established itself as a local presence in the software business community.
Dynatrace makes an observability platform, which is a digital space that collects data generated by a client’s use of various software programs and applications. As clients utilize these products and tools, the Dynatrace platform analyzes the valuable data from their interactions. In São Paulo, a small Dynatrace team of sales, sales engineering and service team members thrive in a close-knit, family-friendly environment.
Teachable is an online platform where clients can monetize their expertise into online courses. Individuals and businesses can create, market and sell content online for users to learn about any subject. It aims to develop and maintain the software infrastructure that supports its course creation, management and sales.
Web design software company Duda makes a platform where professional web designers, agencies and SaaS companies can provide website creation services as integrated aspects of their own offerings. Designers working on websites for real estate, travel, hospitality and transportation clients can build with drag-and-drop tools and essential components like e-commerce functionality. Duda has a local office in Brazil.
Working in the automotive sector, TecSinapse develops software for vehicle dealerships. Its software suite comprises sales and marketing platforms and features AI tools to streamline multiple processes. TecSinapse has worked with brands like Nissan, Land Rover and BMW.
Cheesecake Labs is a software development and outsourcing firm that has worked with Pepsico and MoneyGram. By helping place talented developers in external companies, Cheesecake Labs can fully understand various project needs and augment its staff to develop web platforms, mobile apps and even AI engines.
Ubiminds bills itself as a “talent-as-a-service” company, meaning it nearshores tech talent to North and South American businesses. In addition to software development, Ubiminds’ talent contributes to product strategy and helps adhere to various privacy regulatory standards.
With a Brazilian office in Sao Paulo, ServiceNow offers workflow management software that gives its enterprise client companies a process to delegate and accomplish their regular tasks that maintain business operations. The platform has workflows for tech, creators, customer interactions and employees to provide them accountability and plans across departments on a single dashboard.
NinjaOne offers a platform that enables managed services providers and IT departments to automate, manage and remediate all their endpoint management tasks. The company aims to streamline the hardest parts of IT and provide teams with visibility, security and control over all endpoints. NinjaOne hires in Sao Paulo.
QI Tech develops fintech APIs to make banking more attainable and affordable for consumers. Its products, which include Lending-as-a-Service and Credit-as-a-Service, enable other businesses to offer fintech services without investing the time and money to develop their own platforms. Since its launch, QI Tech has worked with large Brazilian companies such as Unidas and 99 App.
Headquartered in São Paulo, Luby provides software services to businesses in Brazil, The United States and Europe. With hundreds of talented developers, it specializes in working with finance, education, retail and logistics companies. Luby develops everything from web applications to metaverse platforms and data projects.
Mondelez International makes well-known snacks, including cookies, crackers and chocolates. It uses manufacturing tech and artificial intelligence to drive its advancement and innovation. The company has operations in over 80 countries, with a Brazilian office in São Paulo.
